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   by malshe 8mo ago

   I spent years in Singapore and loved it there. Never had to face road rage (which so many of us experience daily several times driving in Texas! NextDoor is full of these stories) or aggressive behavior by anyone in authority including poli
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   by malshe 8mo ago

   WSJ agrees with this story
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   by malshe 8mo ago

   +1 this is a use case for me too
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   by malshe 8mo ago

   Add to that the fact that there were no Democratic primaries.
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   by malshe 8mo ago

   My physics professor once claimed that imagination is just mental manipulation of past experiences. I never thought it was true for human beings but for LLMs it makes perfect sense.
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   by malshe 8mo ago

   I know someone who is hosting an academic conference. In the past, this conference used to have about 50% attendees from Europe. This year that number is about 5%.
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   by malshe 8mo ago

   To be fair they don't show these things on Fox News
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   by malshe 8mo ago

   Read this Kavanaugh stop: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kavanaugh_stop
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   by malshe 8mo ago

   If it is only to fix grammar and improve conciseness, I find grammarly quite useful. AI goes way beyond these things. Also, while making something concise, AI might make things more difficult for the readers to understand. Worse, it might w
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    by malshe 8mo ago

    Roger Ebert writing style was so polished. I wish I could write like this. My writing tends to be quite dry to the extent that GPTzero flagged it as written by AI. The reason given was "the lack of a creative use of grammar." On a
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    by malshe 9mo ago

    Are people moving to polymarket and other gambling products?
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    by malshe 9mo ago

    Excellent recommendation! The top post right now is "Bitcoin just hit $66,000. Strong support at $0."
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    by malshe 9mo ago

    This pretty accurately summarizes all the long discussions about AI models on HN.
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    by malshe 9mo ago

    I searched for "Apple Wallet F1" and all the search results were literally from tech review websites. One was from Apple subreddit. That just goes on to show how such discontent is largely in a small but vocal community. The every
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    by malshe 9mo ago

    Yeah but again that’s all here on HN. I have plenty of friends who are not on HN and I haven’t heard anyone ever complain about these things.
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    by malshe 9mo ago

    I have heard a few analysts mentioning that software stocks are under the threat of AI. Apparently now anyone can build enterprise software in their pajamas using AI. To the extent that this ridiculous reasoning is driving the stocks down,
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    by malshe 9mo ago

    I agree. I am quite confident that if someone challenges them on this claim, they will say it was non-GAAP gross margin, which excluded all the crucial expenses
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    by malshe 9mo ago

    > Can Tesla fail? If SpaceX buys it, it will fail upward :) He did that with SolarCity when Tesla bought it then repeated with X when XAi bought it.
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    by malshe 9mo ago

    I think in a weird way SpaceX listing publicly would trigger Tesla’s downfall as Elon fans will switch to that stock. Then SoaceX will buy out Tesla.
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    by malshe 9mo ago

    They are affecting specific industries and consumers. The inflation right now is stable only because oil is so cheap. And that has nothing to do with tariffs.
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    by malshe 9mo ago

    10x revenue for a company with declining sales is way overvalued.
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    by malshe 9mo ago

    Tesla doesn't disclose the gross margin on Cybertruck. They may say it is positive but if nobody knows what constituted those gross margins or what they amounted to, it's pretty much meaningless.
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    by malshe 9mo ago

    That's because Trump gave many extensions and concessions to so many countries. Remember there was 125% on China in May 2025 before Xi decided to use rare earth minerals to fight back. Maybe you have heard of TACO. So the tariffs as th
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    by malshe 9mo ago

    If you read this person's comments, looks like they are just making up crap. Apparently this one person has met or interviewed all the Indian H1Bs in the US.
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    Gov. Abbott orders Texas universities, agencies to halt H-1B visa petitions(texastribune.org)

    2 points by malshe 9mo ago|0 comments
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    by malshe 9mo ago

    They do and there is nothing wrong with that. The papers published in this journal are peer-reviewed and go through multiple rounds of review. Also, note that Andrew King could carry out the replication because the data is publicly availabl
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    by malshe 9mo ago

    Much easier to conceal. https://lightera.com/invisilight-home-fiber-kit/
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    by malshe 9mo ago

    I will give my perspective as an academic who writes R and Python code for data analysis (including a lot of data cleaning). 1. I find AI written code verbose and inelegant. It makes it difficult to troubleshoot. I take pride in my own code
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    by malshe 9mo ago

    How about using fiber optic cables for this? I saw a few videos on YouTube showing the installation for home internet
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    by malshe 9mo ago

    Thanks for highlighting this. I did not think about Apple/employee potentially linking phone numbers of different accounts and banning all of them.